Comments on: SewEzi Sewing Table

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By: melissa

melissa — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 22:15:51 +0000

Hi all
Ellen I wanted to ask you about your table cracking.
I have been trying to decide on what table/cabinet I’d like to get and the Sewezi is on my short list and this is one of the few negetive thing I have read about it.
I have read a couple of post that say it does viberate some what and others swear it doesn’t .
But these are the only two things that I have found so far.
But both are a concern .

So I was just wondering how often you would put it away and take it back out?
Is it sturdy enough to stay out all the time and have kitties crawl on it?
I don’t really plan on taking it down much at all. I plan for it to be my home sewing table.

I’d like to cover my machine . I have a Janome S525 with a hard case and wondering IF you all think my hard cover would work well enough on the Sewezi to keep kitties out of my machine

I’d really love to hear more info on the Sewezi since it is a serious consideration for me.

The table/cabinet I buy has to be a long lasting one so I am a little concerned with this crack you are talking about.
Do you have any pictures of it ?
Just anything you can add or anyone else would be Greatly Appreciated.
Thanks
mel

By: Ellen

Ellen — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 20:45:38 +0000

I have had the SewEzi table for several months now and really liked it until just recently the top of the table cracked. If you get one, just be sure to treat it very carefully when you open the legs out. That’s when I think mine must have cracked. Now my fabric catches on the crack which is in the front of the machine so I have to either caulk it with something or buy a replacement top for $40, plus shipping and tax, which I am not willing to do right now.

Karen, to answer your question I think you can just add little spacers for your shorter machine, but would need two different cutouts for the top part.

By: KarenFoster

KarenFoster — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 03:03:01 +0000

I have been thinking about the Sew Ezi table for a couple of years, but my issue is that the two machines I use most are different in height about an inch. From the photos and posts, I can’t figure out how the table will accommodate the difference. Any advice? Clues? Thanks! Karen

By: willy-nilly

willy-nilly — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 15:42:33 +0000

I think I just found my Christmas present. I’m set up for sewing in the Livudio (living room/studio) and this is perfect!

By: Jone Hallmark

Jone Hallmark — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 04:29:09 +0000

KAthy!!!
We have the very same curtains, you and I! The wonderful red IKEA ones are in my kitchen and I love them so much! Had NO IDEA that you have them, too! They were not there when I visited, but that was a LONG time ago….
Hope your Thanksgiving was wonderful. I’ll talk to you soon…
xo

By: Mary Lou Weidman

Mary Lou Weidman — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 08:15:19 +0000

I need a decent and afforable sewing table……….YOU may have solved my problem.
If I was Paris Hilton, I would hire someone to do this for me but since I am not, I rely on people like YOU Kathy,
Please wish you darling Mother a Happy Happy HolidaY!
Mary Lou

By: auntiepami

auntiepami — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 01:54:51 +0000

Hope to see you tomorrow–

By: sue

sue — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 11:36:32 +0000

I also have the same machine as you,and found the knee lift too far away.I remedied this by getting a piece of firm foam,padding it and then covering it with calico.I then attached it by sliding the end of the knee lift into a narrow pocket with a piece of elastic fastened round the metal piece.The foam is about 15x18x8 cms.Works a treat…….